TQ6 & TQ6+ | User’s manual
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3.2 Using an alternative joystick
configuration
Since the TQ6/TQ6+ interacts with any computer as a
joystick (HID), it is compatible with any flight simulation
software. Below, you have a general scheme for setting
up your TQ6/TQ6+ with the most popular flight simulation
software: MSFS, Prepar3D, and X-Plane.
MSFS
If you own a TQ6+, your device is ready to be used in MSFS.
If you have a TQ6, don’t worry, you only need to calibrate it
on Windows/MacOS/Linux first. Assign the axes inside the
controls menu, and the TQ6/TQ6+ will be ready to be used.
Finally, restart MSFS and verify that the device is configured
correctly. Please note that reverse zones do not work if you
do not use VFHub.
Prepar3D
If you own a TQ6+, your device is ready to be used in
Prepar3D. If you have a TQ6, don’t worry, you only need to
calibrate it on Windows/MacOS/Linux first. Open Prepar3D
and go to the controls menu. Inside, select the ‘TQ6/TQ6+’
from the devices list. Assign the axes as you please. Then
calibrate the device following the instructions.
Finally, restart Prepar3D and verify that the device is
configured correctly. Please note that reverse zones do not
work if you do not use VFHub.
X-Plane
If you own a TQ6+, your device is ready to be used in
X-Plane. If you have a TQ6, don’t worry, you only need
to calibrate it on Windows/MacOS/Linux first. Your TQ6/
TQ6+ needs to be calibrated inside X-Plane since axes are
automatically assigned. Open X-Plane, go to Configuration\
Joystick, and follow the calibration steps for your device.
Finally, restart X-Plane and verify that the device is configured
correctly. Please note that reverse zones need to be set up if
you do not use VFHub. Refer to the X-Plane manual to do so.
